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1. a) Write a simple program in 8085 to add two 16 bit numbers and to store the result in a memory.
b) Write a brief note on the use of flags and its types in 8085.
2. a) Explain in detail about 8086 memory banks and associated signals for byte and word operation.
b) List out the maskable and non-maskable interrupts available in 8086.
4. a) Using model, write a program to communicate between two microprocessors using 8255.
b) Show the control word format of 8255 and explain how each bit is programmed.
6. Explain how the DMA controllers are interfaced with the conventional processors.
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4. Draw the block diagram of 8255 and explain its working. What is control word?
Determine the control word for the following configuration of 8255:-
Port A -output
Mode of Port A - Mode
Port B - Output
Mode of Port B - Mode
Port C lower (Pins PC0 - PC2) - Output
6. Explain how the DMA controllers are interfaced with the conventional processors.
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1. Explain in detail about the architecture and different registers of 8085 Processor.
2. a) Explain in detail about 8086 memory banks and associated signals for byte and
word operation.
b) List out the maskable and non maskable interrupts available in 8086.
4. Describe 8255A PPI and interfacing with 8086 processor with neat diagrams.
6. Draw the block diagram of DMA controller and explain its operations.
8. a) Write 8051 ALP to read data from port1 when negative edge triggered at INT0
and Supply the data to Port2 by masking the upper 4 bits.
b) Explain the different serial communication modes in 8051.
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2. a) Write an 8086 program to add two 16 bit numbers in CX and DX and store the
result in location 0500H addressed by DI.
b) Explain the purpose of MN / MX Pin.
5. Describe 8251 USART and interfacing with 8086 processor with neat diagrams.
6. Draw the block diagram of DMA controller and explain its operations.
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1. a) With suitable examples, how I/O devices are connected using memory mapped I/O
and peripheral I/O.
b) Write short notes on vectored interrupts of 8085.